blacks cornish bees

We are having some remarkable success in our bee breeding program, working with nature and selection to get back to a native strain of honey bee. Below on the left you will see the general bees in the surounding area both by Morphometry and DNA Sampling and on the right the far greater degree of native content of our Bees , bees from our breeding program are also becoming easier to handle and are exhibiting less inclination to get overwhealmed by varroa and other pests.

THE LATEST DNA ANALYSIS CARRIED OUT IN 2015 BY APIGENIX IN SWITZERLAND HAS DEMONSTRATED WITHOUT DOUBT THAT WE NOW HAVE AMM BEES IN OUR STOCKS WHICH ARE FROM 94.4% PURE NATIVE BEES TO AN ASTONISHING 99.4% PURETHE RESULTS ARE SHOWN FOR OUR BEES BELOW:

17 Bob Black Sea view farm, Boswin
0.970
19 Bob Black , Falmouth
0.994
20 Bob Black Chyanhall, Treluswell
0.945
21 Bob Black Godolphin, Helston
0.944

Wing morphometry shows a clear pattern of AMM stock within our bees, compared to the general UK hybrid.

Adopt a Cornish bee's hive and support the project to add another colony of bees. An Ideal way to help the environment and learn about the fascinating life of bees without the time commitment. A perfect gift for anybody with an interest in the environment, ecology and sustainable husbandry in Cornwall.
You'll receive a newsletter by email full of information about the project, the care of your adopted bees and information about the progress of the apiary where your adopted hive is located. This is a great opportunity to get involved in a sustainable and eco friendly project from the comfort of your own home. The money is used to create one more colony of Cornish bees which can help to maintain and develop the indigenous bee population. Without a sustainable program of beekeeping the diversity and maintenance of the countries flora and food supplies is at risk.

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